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Latin I
CP students learn: ·
· Latin and English grammar ·
· English vocabulary derived from Latin words ·
· commonly used mottos and phrases, such as
quid pro quo ·
· Greek mythology ·
· conversational
phrases, just in case Caesar returns |
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Latin II Honors this course is an extension of Latin I,
covering the same material on a more advanced level. |
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Latin III Honors this course
will cover all grammar required
to read primary source material. Author read: Vergil. Students are being
prepared to enter Advanced Placement. |
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Latin IV Advanced Placement: Students
will follow the College Board syllabus for AP Vergil, reading 1800 lines of
poetry from the “Aeneid” in the original. |
2011
2012 Latin Honor Society/ Latin Club Events
Many students join the New
Jersey Junior Classical League and the National Junior Classical League, which permits
them to compete in state academic competitions and to attend the State Latin
Convention. Every year students attend Venus
de Volleyball, an evening volleyball competition combined with the Southern
Regional New Jersey Classical League Meeting, Certamen, an academic competition
which will be held at Princeton University , and a Saturday of academic, art,
costume, and athletic competitions, ending with a chariot race, at the State
Latin Convention. Egg Harbor Township
hosted this convention in 2004 for 25 New Jersey schools and 500 students.
Students with an A average
through their third year of Latin are eligible to be inducted into the National
Latin Honor Society.
